"loan issued" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, if a bank awards someone a loan, you could write: "The bank issued the loan to the applicant."
In early 2006 less than 30 cents in every loan issued was backed by deposits.
The carrier is seeking emergency financing, including a loan issued or backed by a state entity.
A loan issued by bank A can lead to a deposit in bank B. Banks do not view the creation of money as an objective itself.
A company controlled by Green also earned nearly £10m in interest from a £19.5m subordinated bond, a form of loan, issued to BHS in May 2000.
Mahmoud is a major shareholder in Kabul Bank and, according to The New York Times, purchased the shares with a loan issued by the bank's founder.
It also received a $1.2 million New York state Housing Trust Fund Loan, a low-interest loan issued by the state, and a $778,000 Federal Home Loan Bank loan, also at a low interest rate.
About 90 percent of loans issued in the country are backed by the federal government.
They came from loans issued by a company called MortgageIT, which Deutsche acquired in 2007.
Others would like to buy tradable securities backed by pools of loans issued by banks.
The loans issued often comprise many tiny slivers from different lenders.
Ministers already plan an auction of the remaining student loans issued between 1990 and 1998.
